A simple review to say that these discs work really good with my Cannon

So far, no bad discs.

Good quality discs.

Very good disc.

If you want good discs get Verbatim

good discs. not many duds!

Verbatim disc are very dependable and I have never received a bad disc from them as I have from other disc makers

No problems burning discs, had lots of problems with Sony discs recently and made a switch.

While I do not have the equipment to do rigorous testing, I have noticed that in the last two or three years, it has become typical for my CD burner to reject 3 or 4 discs per hundred

Great discs and great price!

Perfectly adequate discs, excellent quality media layer

Very few if any bad discs.

The Verbatim DataLifePlus discs have "AZO" dye in them, which provides a more durable, robust recordable disc than cheaper media.

, I burned the first 3 discs out of the 50 and analyzed the resulting disc for errors, C1 error average was between 140 & 225 and all of them presented a very high amount of C2 errors, 2 of them presented a total of 500-600 and a third one about 1100, even the physical surface there's a visible surface defect, each disc had a small spot where the surface wasn't perfectly smooth, so just by looking at

Verbatim disc are very dependable and I have never received a bad disc from them as I have from other disc makers

I love these discs

I also used a cleaning disc.

Purchased the 94904 variety (DataLifePlus, 50-disc, White), Amazon shipped me a Made in China pack, other reviewers have warned against

Makes personalizing the digital discs so easy.

10 discs burned and no coasters yet, hurray!

You can tell if a disc has AZO dye by the darker bluish color of the write surface as opposed to the pale green color of cheaper discs

Those discs froze and were not playable.

Great discs at a great price

If you just want a serviceable daily-use-grade print surface combined with an excellent media recording surface underneath, these are excellent discs.

I haven't had a bad disc yet.

The cellophane wrapper was busted open and the disc were all loose in the box leaving them to slide around and get scratched.

Good discs

CMC DVD recordable discs fail to burn about 50% of the time.

These discs are horrible at retaining ink, at least my Canon ink.

Successful recording and printing multiple discs.

Cheaper discs are more prone to burning errors, and will probably not last as long as discs like these.

The discs do warm a bit during printing though

Quality control is lacking on this, as the bottom few discs were damaged in various ways.

I've ordered over 20,000 and only have had about 500 bad discs out of that

They do what you want for a cheap price, I burnt 10 disc with no problems them printed label's on them that looked great after fine toning my printer and seeing how they don't have a name imbedded onto the disc they look professional from my $700 hardware, computer, printer, software.

Cheaper discs are more prone to burning errors, and will probably not last as long as discs like these.

I don't think it's my drive because I haven't had any problems burning Verbatim brand DVD-R and BD-R discs.

I've only had 1 bad disc out of several thousand used, but could have been caused by my computer since I had several other windows open while printing

After about the 10th one that wouldn't burn I tossed the rest of them out.